This party is for a realistic, fair, secular and truly democratic country.
  

Freedom of choice is paramount in those things which are personal, and do not affect the way other people live.  Civil marriage for any who wish it, voluntary euthanasia for terminally ill people or people whose quality of life is low.

This party is against the extension of 'Europe', and believes that locality should be encouraged.  This includes more emphasis on local produce, local industry, local government.  belonging to a group of countries for the purposes of, say, distributing asylum seekers is a good thing, wholesale beurocracy and interference is not.

This party is for some form of PR, current favourite is the AV+ recommended by the Jenkins report.

This party feels that any country requesting independence from another country/group of countries should be free to make its own choice in the matter.  The larger country's thoughts on how well the independent country would cope is not an issue.

This party is for the promotion of renwable energy resources, preferably on a local or community scale rather than largescale.  For instance all new homes being built will be built with energy efficient equipment, such as water storage tanks for rainwater, solar panels, maximum insulation, water meters etc.  Discounts etc. will be available for low usage of the national resources.  Take up of schemes for existing properties will be encouraged.

This party is truthfully interested in the nations health.  First and foremost a radical review of the eating habits of the population is needed.  Food needs to be as unadulterated as possible in order to maximise the nations health and wellbeing, and this party is dedicated to achieving good health and good habits.   

In schools there will be no processed option for meals.  Policy runs along the lines of Jamie Oliver's campaign.  There will be zero tolerance on classroom disruption - mobile phones will be banned from use within classroom hours.  There will be fewer tests at Primary school level, more emphasis on the learning of the thre 'R's.  Classroom sizes will be smaller, helping to identify any pupils who are struggling.  Teachers will be paid more and have less paperwork and beurocracy to deal with.

Nurses are the backbone of our health service and will be paid accordingly.  The NHS itself will be reviewed as this party believes that it has strayed far from the principles on which it was founded (namely to give the poorest members of our society health care).  One of the items for review will be the usage of the health service by people who can easily afford to pay for treatment.

This party is for a stricter immigration policy.  The country is fairly small and fairly crowded, and immigration needs to be tailored towards what kind of skills we need in this country.  Refugees in danger if they remained in their home country will be welcomed subject to the distribution policies of the EU.

This party intends to abolish Council tax, and introduce a Local Income Tax.  Income Tax itself will be reviewed and NI will be abolished and merged with IT.  the lower tax rates will be increased so that the poorest people will pay less, although we believe that everyone should contribute something to the society in which they live.  This means that all working people will pay something, but the lowest bracket will be set very low, and the highest bracket higher than at present.